Court reduces Nnamdi Kanu’s 15-count charge on terrorism
She also held that the court has jurisdiction to try the defendant for offense committed outside the court, contrary to the argument of Kanu’s lawyer.
Court fines HDP 2019 presidential candidate N40m for trying to stop Tinubu’s inauguration
The court ruled that Owuru’s attempt to revive the case that was dismissed in 2019 was made to bring lower courts into conflict with the supremacy of the apex court.
Ekweremadu, wife arrested, arraigned, detained over alleged kidney trafficking
Social media reports say Mr David did not know he was in the United Kingdom to donate a kidney until he went for a hospital appointment with the Ekweremadus.
Supreme Court upholds Akeredolu’s re-election as Ondo governor
The opposition party cited constitutional provision forbidding sitting governors from holding executive positions outside their statutory position as state helmsmen.
Detained Abba Kyari demands N500m, apology from NDLEA
The court declined granting the immediate release of Mr Abba Kyari taken into custody alongside four other suspects over alleged illicit drug related offences.
Court grants FG’s request, orders suspension of ASUU strike
The judge said that the prolonged strike inflicts irreparable damage on Nigerian students and they have been at home since February 14, 2022.
Court allows withdrawal of firearm suit against Emefiele
Mr Emefiele, through his counsel, Joseph Daudu (SAN), opposed the application, urging the court not to grant the request while he is still being detained by the State Security Service (SSS) against a court order granting him bail.
Electoral Act Section 84(12): Supreme Court reserves judgment on Buhari, Malami’s suit
They are seeking an order of the apex court to strike out the section of the Electoral Act, saying it is inconsistent with the nation’s Constitution.
Court bars re-arrest of Emefiele without order, fines FG N100m
The court said the prolonged detention of the plaintiff without trial was a flagrant violation of his fundamental rights.